School administration and faculty will remember 2020 as the year they became students again. They learned an entirely new way of delivering lessons despite years
Weddings may be taking place in backyards instead of grand halls, but brides are still dressing in regal, stunning gowns. “We’re booked solid,” said Miri
Shalom Yehudiel’s The Humble Toast has come a long way since opening in Teaneck two years ago, carving out a niche in the city’s pantheon
So you’re having a backyard wedding. Nothing to it, right? Like a barbecue, except with a chuppah? Not quite. “There are so many details and
The challenge of finding aides for seniors can be difficult; the added stress of the current pandemic only makes this task harder. While some home
Like birds singing after a storm, engagements and weddings are beginning again, after coming to an almost screeching halt when the novel coronavirus hit. Jay
Older adults who rely on others for their physical and emotional well-being are staying connected using the same technology keeping their grandchildren in school. Virtual
Clark Kent needed a phone booth when he had to change clothes in a hurry to become Superman. We just need a quick trip to
As the country begins to open up, many will be taking their first tentative steps in public in more than a month. Masks are de
Jacqueline and Steven Herman are lucky grandparents. The bris of their new grandson took place in their Englewood home. All the other guests watched on
Birthday parties used to be mainly for young children and for numerically significant milestones. But with the country-wide lockdown depriving us of social interaction, the
The kosher markets that got residents through Pesach this year were truly operating in uncharted territory. Supplies were ordered and re-ordered from swamped vendors for
